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Q-Cells SE (QCE), the German solar-cell and module maker that filed for insolvency in April, surged the most since 2005 after Yonhap News reported that South Korea
’s Hanwha Chemical Corp. may complete a takeover by next week.
Q-Cells jumped 60 percent to 16 euro cents a share in Frankfurt trading, valuing the Thalheim-based company at 28.4 million euros ($34.9 million).
Hanwha will probably complete a deal to take over Q-Cells as early as next week, Yonhap reported, citing unnamed industry sources.
Christoph Moeller, a spokesman for Q-Cells’ insolvency trustee, called the report a rumor. “The business will continue as usual, this is all I’ll say at the moment,” he said in a phone interview.
Since December, at least six German solar technology companies have filed for insolvency amid increased competition and a glut of Chinese solar-modules that have dragged down prices.
“Hanwha is a big player in the solar industry, so the deal might fit,” Ingo Queiser, an analyst at Natureo Finance, said by phone.
To contact the reporter on this story: Janhenrik Forster in Frankfurt atjforster14@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Angela Cullen atacullen8@bloomberg.net
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Ich vermute, dass einige ihr Geld hier abziehen werden um zu zu q-cell wechseln.
Die Übernahmegrüchte verhärten sich!!!!
Nur meine Meinung und keine Kauf bzw. Verkaufsempfehlung
....tatsächlich brechen, geht das hier ganz schnell Richtung 0,50 Euro!
Minimale Aktienanzahl zur Verfügung!
gerade kann man noch preiswert einsteigen!
(bis 0,5 ist eigentlich alles preiswert, ne?!)
:)
kann jemand bitte eine chartanalyse rein stellen? danke!